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Sunday Writing Session

Sunday Writing Session

Sun, Oct 25, 9:00 AM
From Paris Lit Up
4.7

A weekly writing session brought to you by Paris Lit Up. Every Sunday morning, we get together at Neuvième Sauvage for two hours of writing. There are no exercises, workshops or assigned prompts. The idea is simply to have a regular time and place to sit down, work on whatever you’re writing, and do it in the company of other writers. Bring whatever you’re working on—fiction, poetry, nonfiction, a screenplay, an essay, or anything else—and whatever you like to write with. Laptops, tablets, notebooks and pens are all welcome. From 10:00 to 12:00, we write. There’s no pressure to share your work or talk about what you’re writing during the session. You can simply grab a coffee, find a seat and get some words down. Neuvième Sauvage also has good coffee and some nice breakfast options if you’d like something while you write. At 12:00, once the two hours of writing are over, those who want to stick around are invited to share what they’ve been working on. You can read something aloud, talk a little about what you’ve been writing, or just listen. Other participants are welcome to offer some light feedback, and it’s also a chance to chat and socialise after the morning’s writing. The Sunday Writing Sessions are free to attend. Neuvième Sauvage 20 Rue Gérando, 75009 Paris Sundays, 10:00–12:00 When you arrive, go up two levels. You’ll find us on the top floor. All genres and levels of experience are welcome. For more information: info@parislitup.com

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Open Mic Littéraire - Atelier d'écriture - Paris -

Open Mic Littéraire - Atelier d'écriture - Paris -

Sun, Nov 15, 4:30 PM
From Open mic & Atelier d'écriture - Paris - TexteToy

Le prochain dimanche TexteToy aura lieu sur le bateau El Alamein le 15 novembre 🔥🔥🔥 \- Pour vous inscrire gratuitement à la scène ouverte de lectures\, vous pouvez aller directement sur le lien "Eventbrite" ci dessous\. \. Après votre inscription\, nous vous demandons de partager vos créations par mail à Textetoy\.eros@gmail\.com\. Cela nous permet de mieux préparer notre scène et d’assurer la fluidité des interventions\. \- Pour vous inscrire à l'atelier d'écriture qui nous accompagnera le 15 novembre \, vous pouvez prendre contact avec Victoria \- [@s_iel_te_plait](https://www.instagram.com/s_iel_te_plait/) animatrice de l'atelier "Éros en Seine" Lien: [https://urls.fr/xmGf8P](https://urls.fr/xmGf8P) \- Cette année\, nous allons avoir la chance d'inviter des artistes \- poétes\, musiciens\, slameurs\, théâtreux\.\.\.\. Le 15 novembre Thomas Villani \- [@tontontito](https://www.instagram.com/tontontito/) nous accompagnera sur scène. \- L’entrée du public est libre\. Tout se passe dans la cale du Bateau El Alamein\. 10 port de la Gare \(au pied de la Bibliothèque nationale de France\, quai François\-Mauriac\)\, dans le 13ème arrondissement de Paris\. Nous vous attendons avec impatience ! 💫⭐️🪐 A bientôt, Pedro - TexteToy Lien d'inscription: [https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/texte-toy-scene-ouverte-tickets-1983197891279?aff=oddtdtcreator](https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/texte-toy-scene-ouverte-tickets-1983197891279?aff=oddtdtcreator) Suivez - nous sur Instagram: [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/textetoy/) (D’autres participants sont également inscrits en dehors de Meetup et s’ajoutent à ceux affichés ici)

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Atelier d'écriture

Atelier d'écriture

Sat, Nov 28, 2:00 PM
From Café littéraire La Plume en question
4.7

Nous vous proposons de nous retrouver pour un nouvel atelier d'écriture, animé par Juliette Amans, en cette rentrée littéraire. Grâce à des jeux de plumes ludiques et accessibles à tous, cette auteure passionnée et expérimentée, crée des univers inspirants. Que vous soyez débutant ou non, vous pourrez laisser libre cours à toute votre créativité. Le salon du chef de gare du Poinçon, spécialement loué pour l'occasion, vous apportera une atmosphère cosy et calme, propice à l'imagination. Comme à chaque fois, le thème vous sera révélé par Juliette Amans, en début de séance. L'atelier est payant. Le tarif est de 25 euros par personne, pour deux heures, payable via WERO. Afin de confirmer votre inscription, nous vous remercions de bien vouloir contacter Juliette Amans par mail ([[juliette@maviemonencre.com](mailto:juliette@maviemonencre.com)]). En l'absence de confirmation, votre place ne sera pas garantie. Pour le bon déroulement, nous vous remercions d'arriver à 14h50, afin de permettre à tous de s'installer, et que l'atelier puisse démarrer à 15h00 précises. NB : le nombre de participants est volontairement limité pour faciliter le bon déroulement de l'événement. Nous vous remercions de vous inscrire uniquement si vous comptez réellement participer, car nous réservons votre place et faisons régulièrement face à des absences non excusées ou des annulations tardives.

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Sunday Writing Session

Sunday Writing Session

Sun, Nov 8, 9:00 AM
From Paris Lit Up
4.7

A weekly writing session brought to you by Paris Lit Up. Every Sunday morning, we get together at Neuvième Sauvage for two hours of writing. There are no exercises, workshops or assigned prompts. The idea is simply to have a regular time and place to sit down, work on whatever you’re writing, and do it in the company of other writers. Bring whatever you’re working on—fiction, poetry, nonfiction, a screenplay, an essay, or anything else—and whatever you like to write with. Laptops, tablets, notebooks and pens are all welcome. From 10:00 to 12:00, we write. There’s no pressure to share your work or talk about what you’re writing during the session. You can simply grab a coffee, find a seat and get some words down. Neuvième Sauvage also has good coffee and some nice breakfast options if you’d like something while you write. At 12:00, once the two hours of writing are over, those who want to stick around are invited to share what they’ve been working on. You can read something aloud, talk a little about what you’ve been writing, or just listen. Other participants are welcome to offer some light feedback, and it’s also a chance to chat and socialise after the morning’s writing. The Sunday Writing Sessions are free to attend. Neuvième Sauvage 20 Rue Gérando, 75009 Paris Sundays, 10:00–12:00 When you arrive, go up two levels. You’ll find us on the top floor. All genres and levels of experience are welcome. For more information: info@parislitup.com

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Right Bank Writers’ Group — Writing Exercise Workshop

Right Bank Writers’ Group — Writing Exercise Workshop

Sat, Nov 7, 3:00 PM
From Paris Lit Up
4.7

A creative writing workshop brought to you by Paris Lit Up. On the first Saturday of every month, the Right Bank Writers’ Group gets together to write, experiment and see where a prompt might take us. During the workshop, we’ll work through a variety of creative writing exercises exploring things like character, dialogue, description, voice, structure and storytelling. Some exercises might last just a few minutes, while others give you more time to develop an idea. There’s no pressure to produce something polished — the aim is to write, experiment and try things out. There will also be opportunities to share what you’ve written with the group if you’d like to. Whether you write fiction, poetry, nonfiction or something that doesn’t quite fit into a category, you’re welcome. No preparation or existing work is required. Just bring a notebook and a pen. No laptops or tablets. The workshop costs 5€, which helps Paris Lit Up cover the cost of renting the space. Cash and card accepted. La Chope des Compagnons 86 Quai de l’Hôtel de Ville, Paris Saturdays, 16:00–18:00 (4pm–6pm) All genres and levels of experience are welcome. For more information: info@parislitup.com

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Ready-Set-Write Saturday edition (IN-PERSON)

Ready-Set-Write Saturday edition (IN-PERSON)

Sat, Oct 31, 9:00 AM
From Ready-Set-Write in Paris (The original!)
4.9

Hello writers, we are happy to meet you in our new permanent home: Bohème Coworking, located at 21 rue Sedaine in the 11th arrondissement. When you arrive, just tell the friendly folks at La Boheme reception that you are with the writing group. They will give you a little wooden knick-knack with the wifi codes and a number that they use to determine the cost based on time spent (it's 3,80 € per hour, paid at the end). ***Now, about Ready-Set-Write! ..*.** Ready Set Write! is a regular meeting of motivated writers who grab a beverage, then shut up and write. ***What it is:*** An opportunity for writers to get together and do short, intense bursts of writing. We write for 45-ish minutes, take a 15 minute break, rinse & repeat. ***What it is NOT:*** neither a forum for critiquing each other's work, nor shameless self-promoting your projects or groups. You pay for the time you spend, and have access to coffee, tea, and wifi. **AND FINALLY ...** * Register in advance, and only if you will join us in-person. * Update your RSVP if you cannot make it. * Please be respectful and considerate with our writing colleagues. ***Stay tuned for location updates!*** [Events in Paris, FR](https://www.meetup.com/find/fr--paris/)

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform designed to help people find and join groups of like-minded individuals who are interested in shared activities and interests. It allows users to search for and attend events in their local area and beyond.

You can search for creative writing groups in Paris by visiting the Meetup website or using their app. Enter 'creative writing' and specify Paris to discover local events and gatherings that align with your interests.

Yes, you can start your own creative writing group in Paris. Meetup provides tools for you to create a group centered around this theme, inviting others with similar interests to join and participate.

Meetup often features writing workshops hosted by various groups. These can range from beginner-friendly to advanced sessions, allowing participants to hone their craft and share ideas.

Joining a writing group fosters collaboration, feedback, and networking. It connects you with a community of writers where you can share your work, receive constructive criticism, and find inspiration.

To RSVP, simply log into the Meetup platform and navigate to the event page. There, you can click 'Attend' to confirm your spot. This helps organizers manage event logistics.

Some creative writing events may be held online, depending on the organizer. Check the event details on Meetup to see if participation is offered virtually, allowing you to join from anywhere.

The frequency of meetings varies by group and is determined by individual organizers. Some may meet weekly, while others gather monthly or on special occasions.

Creating an account and searching for groups or events on Meetup is free. However, some events may charge a fee determined by the organizers for participation.

Availability depends on groups and events that exist in your area. While Paris is a hub for creative activities, it's possible that specific themes may not have immediate representation.

Meetup events are organized by individuals or groups and don't guarantee the presence of recognized authors. They emphasize community over celebrity participation.

Meetup focuses on group activities and normally does not offer one-on-one feedback. However, some workshops may include peer review sessions.

No, participation is flexible, allowing you to attend the events that suit your schedule and interest without committing to every session.

Yes, Meetup features events tailored specifically for beginners. These provide an encouraging environment for new writers to learn and grow.

Groups may focus on various writing genres, but availability depends on organizer interest. From poetry to fiction, check the group's description for its focus area.